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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-22
RECEPTION PUNCHES.
| Relative Strength OF stewards
ana SteyensOn's.

ana SteyeRSOn's.
Siuce the Stewart and Stevenson
receptions the relative merits Of the
two have been actively discussed
As almost the same people atten-
ded the two receptions and had an
equally good time that part of the
proposition is settled as a stand off
and the talk all centers about the
punch bowls.
There was big punch bowl at
both places, big enough to battle a
small boy in, but the punches were
not made after the same recipes.
The APPEAL has interviewed sew
eral members on the subject and
gives the results of its investiga-
tions.
Senator Hardesty, who is an old
Democratic war horse and a judge
of punch, was the first man inter
viewed. He talked freely on the
subject.
Il drank both punches and at
first | was disposed to think that
Stewards was the chief. 1t hit
quick and fair aud you knew where
it hit. Stevenson seemed to me
at first to be rather light and lack
ed directness. l drank one glass
and missed the solid rum back
ground that belongs to public
punch and so let it alone. l
thought to myself that it would re-
quire too much to have the desired
effect. Pouiade, | noticed, drank a
good deal but the punch had active
reserve force that | hadn't counted
on. Poujade was "a quiet as a
mouse next day and so l knew the
punch was more speedy than l had
set it up to be. 1t was my mistake
in judgment all the time"
Senator Boyle-The punch at
Stewards was a quick hitter and no
mistake, but from personal expert
snce | am disposed to think that
Stevenson's is more of slayer. |
voted wrong twice next morning
after Stevenson reception and
sacrificed considerable of the peo-
pies money. 1t was Stevenson 5
punch that did the business.
Senator Williams did not
tackle Stevenson's punch, but |
heard of it from Sam Jones. He
said IL was quiet mild beverage
that was well calculated To deceive
and had been knocked out by it. |
had the other Senators at oi>aa-
vantage next morning and drove
EN- to the wall.
Smith of Eureka-Ste wart' 8
punch takes no unfair advantage o.
a man ana warns him when to quit.
Stevenson g seems a harmless bev-
erace and | thought at first that it
was lemonade. But, oh Lord, how
it moved down the Great East. |
veted against enc of my own pet
schemes the next morning and |
feel ratified yet.
John Egan- Yes, l tried both
punches. l thought that Stewart
had rum in-iust dash and drank
but little. Stevenson's was a new
deal to me- 1t didn't seem to ex-
hilirate much thar is not that night.
For a day or two I saw the Storey
boys off their feet and was congrat-
ulatinR myself that 1 was all right
bat this norning it began to get its
6n- work in. Iexpect to be inca
pacitated for Business all day III
nv yet bill comes up, A. B. No. -,
please ssk some friend to get il
back into the Com nittee until
get straightesed sut.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-22
An Opportunity TO Secure a
Home at Reno.
2OOLOTSFOR SALE

The manager of the Lake es-
tate, in order to enchance the
value of the property of the es-
tate, as well as assist in
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-22
THIRTEENTH SESSION
SEVENTEENTH DAY.
SENATE.

Senate met at IL \. ", President
in the chair.
Roll called, quorum present.
Prayer by Rev. J. L. Woods.
Journal read and approved.
S. b. No. 42-Relative to pay
ment of o. H. Gallop for services as
Librarian. Referred to Committee
of the Whole, and made special order
for o'clock P. NJ. on Monday next.
A. Con. Res. No. 12.-Relative to
the State Board of Equalization
Re-referred
BY Maute. S. B. No. IS, an
Act to repeal an vet concerning con
Wet labor Referred to Committee
on State Prison and Insane Asylum.
By Noteware. S. b. No. "A, an
Act to prevent corruption at elect
ions. Referred to Judiciary Commit
tee.
By Briggs. b. No. 10, an Act
relating to the planting and propa-
CATION of fish in the waters of Ne
vada. Referred to Committee on Ag-
riculture.
By leave, Senator Westerfield in
troduced a resolution that Senate bill
No. %, be reconsidered and re-re-
ferred to Committee on Judiciary.
Adopted.
On motion of Senator Westerfeld
S. b. No. IL was taken from table
and placed on file.
Resolution by Boyle on adjourn
ment of Senate till Monday next
was adopted.
GENERAL FILE.
S. b. No. 20.-An Act authoriz-
ing Board of White Pine county TO
construct Courthouse and pay tor
the same. Considered engrossed
and passed.
S. b. 23-An Act to create a
Board of Capital Commissioners and
define their duties.
State Treasurer made member of
the Board in lieu of Attorney
General and School Superintendent,
the latter having declined the posi-
ton. Bill ordered re-engrossed.
Recess till 1:30 L. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-22
THE EUROPEAN PLAN
A FINE RESTAURANT

Connected with the Hotel. Open Day and
Night. Entrance from Main Street.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02
DIR. woOLDRiDGE E's NEW BOOK
nm THE MrsgrNr, pENsE


The Miss,uT Sense. and the Hidden Things
which II nigh, Rsyeal. Spiritual Philaso.
ply treated on . Rational Basis, by O. W.
Woodbridge, h. s., N. d. New York, Funk
4 wagnsils, 1881.
II Ia very interesting to fnd an original
line Of thought str,sck out by an old ac-
qnsintsnce. Many ei ns IN Ann Arbor
knew Dr.. Woodbridge and respected him,
but probably no one Of us suspected that
there wns working on, IN him line Of
thought and experience which would re-
suit In such u book ~ "The Missing
Sense" The territory occupied by the
book is n hard one to bound. II lies be-
tween matcriNli'm and mysiicirm. "
touches but slightly on orthodoxy, has
long boundary on rstionalisn, while, IN
the opinion of the writer, i,s exact bonn-
Diary on the aide Of spirituaii-m iH not yet
we'll defined. THIS territory IA one that
10 but little known. Many good people
believe that II Ia the special home If the
devil aud avoid 1t conscientiourly. II
tifc man To attempt to explore IL; his
proper attitude WAS to ignore its exist
encc. This, however, Ia now changing,
aud while the Psychologists make occa-
sional e1curaions into it, the society for
Pay Research ia a body Of explorers
especially organized to investigate this re-
gion Of snperaiition aud darkness. 1t IL
worthy VI remark that the psychologists
ought by rights to have occupied the ter
ritor, long ago, but that they, apparently,
| have not learned Of iis existence.
By the missing sense, the author means
that arrangement, whatever i, is,by which
we may, ,nexcepiional Cases, lie cogn zint
| of facts under circumstances when cur
ordinary renats would fail us. lie thinks
gence with which our Eve senses do not
put us into relation. We do occisinnslly
catch giimpses Of this and when we do, il
Ia by what the author calls meta horicnlly
the messing sen-e.
Wnelher the author las demons rated
or not the existence al this insensible uni.
verse, each reader must judge for hiul-
self. The facls employed are extremely
interesting, but not every one will draw
the same conclusions from them as DR..
Woodbridge does. Whether the reader
c insiders these facts as only subjective II
luslons, or whether they are the work of
the evil one, or whether they are imper.
feet glimpses Of new material energies,
or the results Of natural intercourse with
intelligent beings in another state Of ex-
is,ence, will depend on his attitude OF
mind toward this region of thought, and
no one, not even he author, h,s IN ,le the
demonstration Of his view 81 convincing
that he iH likely to convert persons nf an
other school Of thought. The ,'hynologir'
the orthodox, the esoleric Buddhist, and
the spri,uali,t, are likely 10 be Of the
same opinion after reading the book rs
before.
But there is a large class Of person,
whose Opinions on these subjects are no,
lily formed, and to them this book will
prove interesting aud useful. TO them
we can commend it as originsl and able
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02
"COXIE, OLD BOY"
SHAD SHOOK.

This is coming sufficiently far West 10
"knoek the spots" off of any son The Demo.
Gratis may name-eyen "Sun Sci" Cox, OF
New York, who wears faded "slrawberry
mark" OF Buckeye. Sheridan Shook, or
''Shsd" Shook, MS he 10 lamiliarly known,
10 the prominent brewer Of New York,
who is quoted as saying: As goes the
liquor vote, so goes the election" Thus.
YOU nee, "WA,ch 'um over the Rhine"
wonld "knock quite silly" Maine's Iriah
vote in New York. especially while old
"Rum, Romanism and Rebellion" is on
deck, and leave Blaine TO recruit" four
years more In Ireland, Sherman four years
TO repair his fences, and The gallant little
doysrnor Forakar 10 he called in and put
on prob ,lion snd reclaimed by his church,
whose members ho has, under the excite
ment OF the great and burdensome Issues
Of the campaign. grossly insulied by call
ing them "long. haired men and short
haired women" There Ia nothing like
figuring ahead on these great political
isaues and excllemenls that come up every
four years-and sometimes oflener--aI d
the man or party who don't do 1t will
get ieit-ihal's all.
Read the selections for the temperance
column In this and last weeks issue for
the practical thoughts brought out for
'88 In the above.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02
A GREAT NEWSPAPER COUNTRY

A GREAT NEWSPAPER COUNTRY
From the Record, WilkeAbarre, Pa
How extensive the newspaper business
Of this country has become ia shown by
N. w. Aver 4 Sons American Newspa-
per Annual for 1887. Iacluding dsiIies,
weeklies, monihlies and all other publicn-
,ons, the nun'b-r (incluiinc Canaia,
723) runs mp t" Is 600, At incrense of 700
over the pr"yi"u- year New Y"rk leads
with $50 Illinois come. mex wit lG9
Pennsylvania follows with lll3 Penn
sylvania has M many papers H. III New
England. she having jiS. ~ many coun-
,ie1 ns they have in continuation, that IL,
Maine, New Hsmp-hire. Vermont. Massa
chuselis, Rhode Island aud Connecticut.
Every one II Pern.lyyaniar 67 counties
has its r,p-r, aud New England has bn,
a single c"u"iy without paper. Every
county in New York, New Jersey aud
Maryl"nd has n paper. The Southern
States, M whole, are moi up 10 the North
in the m,i,er oi newspaper supply. No
lepH than 240 counties in the South haze
no newspaper, while all the reSt Of the
States combined show "niy 20 counties
having No newspaper This dues not in
clude the Terrltoriss, which slill have
sparse population. In the Territories
there are ~ counties having no paper.
The condition Of the South 10 pretty
we'll shown by ils supply Of pspeb. Vir-
giniu, which is slow 10 awaken to general
budneRS prosperity, has 80 paperlesH conn
ties, while Alabama, which 10 thrrbbing
with new lie Inns but iwo counties nm
provided with papers. Weat Virginia has
], North Cnr"lina 20, South CarolIn~
none. Georei" rs, Fiorid" 0, Mississippi
7. Louisiana ., Texas 88. Arkansas l.
Krnlncky 10, Tennessee 20.
Nearly eve,y one OF the older Western
Slalea laS every county supplied. The
exceptions afe Michigan 8, Minnesota 8,
Kansas 4, Nebraska !, California l, Ore
gon /. or the Territories Alsska and
Indian Territory have no papers. Dakots
han 80 blank couniie-, Mormon-stricken
Utah l6 out Of "a. New Mexico 8. WASH
ingt0n 8 The territories which have q
paper m every county are Arizona, Mon
ians and Wyoming.
These are most interesting hgures aad
the publishers are entitled 10 much credit
for the pninstaking research they have
mnde-a labor requiring = correspondence
almost incredible,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02
Clocks aud School Books,
FINKBEINER's S.
THE SITUATION.

The prime question Of the hour IL, can
The United States enforce the constitution
and laws? So tar as each state has SOW
ereigniy this question may be answered in
the affirmative. This is the way the Stale
OF Illinois answered the question. The
distnrbers Of the peace who kill our citi-
zens must hang. An appeal to the Su-
preme Court brings back the supreme
safety of the State, the welfare Of the peo'
pie OF the United States demands the
hanging OF murderers. Each State in the
Union sends in mn approval o. the stn-
tence. The entire Union was shocked AT
the enormous crime Of the Chicago Au-
archists and demanded the summary exc
criminals just ns guilty, men more guilty
than the executed Socialists. The whisky
ring-are numbering American citizens by
the thousands. They do not Use bomb
shells. No. They use poison-slow poi.
son; but il kills not scores, but thousands.
Can The government bring the whisky
ring TO terms? Can the whole force of the
United States break up this powerful band
Of murderers7 Can the concentrated
forces Of United States wipe out the pol
luting stains OF polygamy2 We have The
law, can we put II in execution Utah iS
Ieaking with adulterous stencil, can we
enforce the laws of franchiseS The con.
slitntion gives each citizen that sacred
right. Every man should he permitted
10 come 10 the ballot box TO deposit his vote.
But thousand Of Republicans IN the
Southern States are not permitted 10 vote
The ex- Cunfederates declare publicly nnd
defantIy that the mnjmily OF Amsricsn
citizens shall not control tile slectionS--
that they will never submit 10 the ruling
Of The fourteenth and fifteenth amend
menS. Il there power enough In The
authority OF the entire Union TO say io
,hem ex -Confederaies, the constitution
must and shall be oheyed2 Qheslion
question, let the question he put and
answered. is the government 20 weak. Ol
the American people such towards, that
they dare not say with one voice frou
gnlflo gulf, from ocean to ocean, yea, yea
let us all have freedom TO elect our ruler
ad libnum. CIT.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02

The Government has undertaken the
purchase Of the most extensive, noted and
valuable OF tile ancient mounds, earths
works aud Notifications found on this con-
tinen,. These mounds are located In Rcss,
Highland and Adams counties In this
State, and are the best preserved ancient
works TO be found east Of the Rocky
Mountains. OF their peculiar character
they are the nv Sx'e sve in the world
Government agen.s are now scattered
throughout Ohio, making surveys OF tie
most important ancient works when are
l,nrchasable, and collecting such notes and
Estimates, charts and maps, ms will be
available, not molly in delerming the char
acter and c0st OF the wor necessary 10 be
done TO inclose and preserve the works.
but which will also be available for use in
the report the Government has now under
way relative to the ancient moundr and
e,rthworks Of America. Prof. Wright Inns
been making valuable surveys in behalf OF
the United States Geological Survey
This ia the fir1 visit Of scientific corp
oi the Government TO these works. Prof.
Wright said they we're the iargeat oi tile
kind in the world, and were noted both in
The scientific circles OF Europe and in thus
country.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02

The Crawford county plan carried, des-
p,le the foolishness that has characterized
its treatment by the central committee and
the Leader, and the day of the Republi-
can ring convention may now be consd-
cred az forever past. II has been adopted
by popular vote Of more than Ave 10 one;
and there ia no honorable way by which it
can be put aside except by nm appeal to
the same power that hns adopted it, to-
wit, the vote Of the masses. This will be
m almost impossible thing to sccamplish,
hence the fact ia that the new plan may
be considered as permanent fixture in
Republican politics. The ward hceler
fought it, but he had no money to "set
'em up" with, and, therefore, could not
make much Of showing. The result
proves that the decent element Of the Re-
publican party can always win, when
money is not furnished The caucus ma
nipulator. 1t also shows that there ia "
deep-seaied conviction that something
must be done 10 secure better things IN
local government.-C Cleveland Press.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02

There ia much said aud written by poll
Clans, especially in campaigns. about the
tariff question. The great bulk OF this Is
purely bilderdasl and u blind to deceive
the voter. For instance making IL an
issue in a State campaign, who ever heard
of Legislature, or Governor, passing or
recommending the passage OF laws to
regulate the tariff They why do you
allow yourself to be wheedled and waited
around with every political breeze on false
Issues raised to befog and hide the real
and vital issues upon which the mass OF
voters should be informed to vote intelli-
gently. Gen. Thomas Ewing expressed
vital truth in recent speech upon the
tariff protected monopoliea, IN the follow
ing paragraph:
"rhe great body Of the people, the farm
ers, who compose nearly one-haif Of the
population. and the wage men, who COM
prise nearly, the oiher hall, and in fact.
all the people of no means. or of small or
moderate means, who do the work on
which the life, happiness and prosperity
Of the land depend-nre the Victims OF
these rapacious combinations. II is no ex'
travagance to say that, il the masses
tamely stand like sheep In the hands oi
the shearers, while this work Of spolintion
goes on, they will soon be Rtripped OF their
properly and sink into industrial ala
very"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02

Not a few ofihe citirens Of Perrysburg have
recently become greatly excited over the as-
founding facts, that several Of their frispds
who had been pronounced by their physicians
a. iucurablo and beyond all hope suffering
With that dresded monster Consumption - have
been completely cured by DR.. King's New Dis
oovery for Consumption, the only remedy that
does positively cure all throat and lung diA-
eases, Coughs. Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis.
Trial bottles free Al TAYLOR & Miller's Drug
Store. large bottles SOC and 81.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02

Blink Morgan, who rss>i d in lie
murder Of Detective Mu l,gan, of CIcve-
inni, ip the succ-ssiu, effort 70 re-
81 two OF the fur robbers in that city,
was convicted of mn,der, at Revenna,
and was yesterday taken to the Peni-
tentiary at Colu,nb bus TO await the prep
aration OF ths executioner. 1t WAS in
his case. we believe. the late legisla-
ure offered reward Of 80, COO for the
arrest and conviction uf the robbers
who stole about $1,000 worth of furs
from firm in Cleveland-the first pre-
cedeni OF the kind we believe ON record
and at a time when the State Treasury
was reported to be hopelessly bankrupt.
The arrest and conviction of Morgan is
raid to have cost $4,000, but new trial
will likely be granted. Ifnot, we can
lay over This In Wood county OH trial
and conviction of one worthless tramp
for killing another tramp. The trial Of
Morgan has been in progress for about
Ave weeks, at Ravenna.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02
WHAT AM 4 TO DOi

The symptoms of B,iiousnrss are unhsPpily
but too we'll knowu. They diH.r in different IN
dividuais To nome extent. A Bilious man is
seldom brrskfasteater. Too frequently, alas
he has an excellent appetite for liquids bu,
none for solids "fs morning His tongue will
bear inspection at any time; II II 10 not white
aud farred. II IL rough. at all events.
The digestive system is wholly ont OF order
and Diarrhea or C"ns,ipa,ion may be a symp-
tom or the two may alternate. There are al en-
HemorrhoIds orsvep loss nj blo"d. There NAV
DO giddIness and "nsn headache and Aeidiis or
aatuleues mad tenderness In The pi, oi the s,om-
soh. To correct all this II not effect cure Try
0rssH'. Augusi Flossr. II cost bat A.tIias and
tb ousAnds attsstits efficacy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02

With no district tickets in three dis
tricts in Old Virginia, where independ-
ent candidates were supported, the
official vote Of the State is given at
2,6i5 Democratic majority. This will
make good fighting ground in 's8-
with paper wads and money and ex-
Founders of golden truths in which the
whole salvation of the country hinges,
in even State campaign-and with the
ticket developed in this issue there is
not doubt but what the Republicans
can pulverize the old Borboun Johnnies
by knocking them silly" with the bat
tie cry Sig Sempr TyrannuS. Those VII
ginians kinder took to "Sun Set" man
during the vigorous campaign that
.sted over full Presidential term of
Office twenty-five years ago. believing
that their progeny had wandered off
and mingled with US until they felt like
playing daddy to us as well as setting
up the claim of mother of Presidents
but the "Union" party boys wouldn't
have it that way, but informed them
that they could not agree:to such ANAL
gamation until they ceased the practice
of miscegenation and break the fetters
from 1000, 900 of the black race. They
broke the letters and quit-the cam
paign.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02

Well, "s,sg your royal nibs," "CoIy,
old boy" how are you, anyhow What
kind Of mix" did yon get on the drinks
of FIELD Marshal IIalstead, or the good
Deacon Richard Smith, TO set them 30 Wig
orously at work manufacturing Prohibi-
,ion voters for the future? 1t certainly
has knocked them silly" as no dozen
Prohibition papers in the State could ac
complirh as much as the Commercial Gi-
zstte is now doing for the cause OF Prohi-
hilton. II does really seem That "the
gods (of Becbus) first make mad those
whom they intend 10 destroy" This new
lumlnary in tile political armament
George B. Cox, or Cookie old boy
comes to us like newly discovered comet
with very long tail, and glistens like a
diamond in mud hole. As a Western
man il demanded TO head the ticket next
year we can nee just The ticket to lay on
the shelf those old statesmen who have
been on the stocks 80 long that they think
the government cannot be run without
they run II and who are dividing and
geitin' up hard feelin's among the rank
and file and continually leading us astIay,
alter strange gods. Here ID the "ticket for
soup" IN 'SS:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02

We have received this week n neatly
bound little volume entitled "Tho Mis-
sing Sense" just from the press. The
author is DIR. G. W. Woodbridge, the
husband of Miss Pearly Gates, formerly
cf this place, and who are now residents
of Ann Arbor, Mich. DIR. w. is a
graduate of the Michigan University in
both Literary and Medical departments.
We reproduce brief review of the
work from the Ann Arbor Register in
this issue.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02

We see by the San Louis Valley
Graphic, that the Republican ticket was
successful in Conajos county, Colorado,
and among tho successful candidates
elected was our young friend and for
mer townHman, Mfr Earnest G. Miller,
M County Surveyor. Success to yes,
me boy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02

Millness conquers-and hence il il that
the gentle We, positive influence Of DR..
Bull'r Baby Syrup overcomes so quickly
the disorders OF babyhood.
There Is room ehongh in the corner Of
every traveller. hand bag 10 carry the
tourists iriend-Laxndor. Price 25 cents
n package.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02
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